TRIAGE
Fly through your inbox
J and K move, E archives, R replies, # trashes. Clear a morning's mail without lifting your hands from the keys.
JKE
KEYBOARD-FIRST · GMAIL + CALENDAR
Helm puts Gmail and Google Calendar in one fast window where every action — triage, reply, search, schedule — is a single keystroke. Stop clicking through your day.
Free during beta · Connects securely through Corsair · Your password is never shared
THE WORKSPACE
TRIAGE
J and K move, E archives, R replies, # trashes. Clear a morning's mail without lifting your hands from the keys.
JKE
COMMAND · ⌘K
Start typing and Helm surfaces the command — compose, search, schedule, run the agent.
⌘K
CALENDAR
Mail and calendar in one window. Turn an email into an event in a single keystroke.
GC
AGENT
Ask in plain language. It drafts the reply, books the meeting, and clears the thread — every destructive step gated behind your confirmation.
COMPARE
| Capability | Helm | Gmail | Superhuman |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keyboard-first triage | Yes | Partial | Yes |
| Mail and calendar in one window | Yes | — | Partial |
| Email to calendar event in one key | Yes | — | Yes |
| Sub-second cached search | Yes | — | Yes |
| An agent that acts for you | Yes | — | Partial |
| Price | Free beta | Free | $25+/mo |
PRICING
₹0/forever
₹99/month
YOUR DATA
Connects through Google OAuth. Helm never sees your password, and you can revoke access from your Google account at any time.
Messages are mirrored into an encrypted store so search and browsing feel instant. Never sold, never used for training.
Every token is envelope-encrypted with a key that stays on the server — handled by Corsair and Postgres, isolated per user.
FAQ
Headers and snippets are cached in an encrypted database so lists and search are instant. Full messages are fetched live from Gmail when you open them. Disconnecting your account removes the cache.
Nothing during the beta. If that changes, connected users hear about it first — there are no surprise charges.
Yes — any Google account works. Some Workspace organisations require an admin to allow third-party access first.
Helm is in beta and Google's verification is in progress. Choose Advanced, then Continue — the permissions requested are only Gmail and Calendar.
One consent, then it's all keyboard. Free during the beta.